... THE NEW SPEAKER. Mr. Arthur Peel, the Speaker-elect, attired in bar whig and court suit, took the chair at two o'olock, and at 10 minutes past tLa hour Admiral Sir J. Drummond, tho Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, appeared and summoned the House the ...

... Hitherto the managers of the Conservative party have expressed the utmost confidence in their ability attract to themselves the Whig element in politics, which they saw, or fancied they saw, was waveriug in its allegiance to the Liberal benches. To do this ...

... Dorat's Works, Modicis, 1575, £2 18s.; John of the Little World, WW ff Germany, 35.; Dean fcVV- fi* ' first edition, £3; The Whigs Xi'V,''« ...

... recriminations, observing that the latter gentleman was as usual, balancing himself with graceful power between the Nationalist and Whig parties, but it was strange that h§ had not discovered the conduct of the former until they had disowned him and repudiated ...

... and that Lord Derby had boasted of having subscribed £20,000 fund to manage the elections. Though the combined attack of Whig 3 and Radicals succeeded in ousting the Conservatives, it did not at first appear perfectly clear to whom would give the p ...

... the patriot, the reformer, the mau with mission against pensions aud piety, told to move on and not bother. O these Whigs ! these Whigs !It is difficult to say whether after this bad treatment the conduct of divers comic papers in representing Mr. Bradlaugh ...

... the electioneering matters of the Whigs, wrote to Sir S. Romilly that he had offered £10,000 for the two seats for Westbury. Sir Samuel, we read, notwithstanding his detestation the practice, had to pay £2,000 to the Whig Duke of Norfolk to be returned f ...

... Grey made a speech which, as well as the whole debate, is well worth at the present moment, as showing what were the true Whig principles of those days iv regard to the franchise and the House Commons. He again disclaimed any idea being governed by ...

... Dunfermline, Everslky, and Ossington in later days) were all members of the Whig party. Yet from their conduct in the Chair it would have been impossible to say whether they were Whigs or Tories, and it is no exaggeration to say that they carried into their ...

... Maikclyne.M Story-w w Fcrg.:son, Mil bank,, SIT xkllebs. Firth, Monk, Charles J Ld Lord » OMI 20 The majority comprised O, Whig Liberals, and 40 and Moderate or g SSty was exclusively Liberal, andinoluded Mr. Cowcn. It is notieeablo, however, that not ...

... upon them of the threats so liberally directed against them. was exactly 100 years ago since the Houso of Lords got rid of Whig Government which tyrannised over the kingdom. They put end to the big majority which the Government had, and when a dissolution ...

... hateful coercion. Mr. the speech just delivered as a* ?0 rope dance, in which Mr. O be nicely balanced himself between and the Whigs. He was the first to denounce Mr. *> | and said that the life of Mr. ds - M with the wreck of broken t describing Lord RossMOEE ...